Collection: Lattafa Best Sellers

Lattafa Perfume Price in Pakistan

Eight bottles on one shelf. That's the whole Lattafa Best Sellers lineup on Highfy right now, and it's enough to cover office days, wedding season, and everything in between. Prices run from Rs. 5,890 to Rs. 7,920, mostly for 100ml EDPs — nothing exotic, nothing that'll wreck a budget either. There's no right answer on which one to start with — it depends on whether you want something loud or something you can wear to work without a second thought.

Why You Need a Lattafa Fragrance

Not Everyone Wants a Designer Price Tag

A 100ml Lattafa costs a fraction of what you'd pay for Dior or YSL at Naheed, and the sillage isn't shy about it either. You're not compromising on projection — you're just skipping the marketing markup. Some people find that suspicious. But it shouldn't be — the oils used across most Lattafa lines are sourced from the same Grasse-adjacent suppliers that stock pricier houses.

Built for Pakistani Weather

Karachi's humidity kills a lot of lighter scents by noon. Lattafa's oud and amber-heavy blends hold up better than citrus-forward Western perfumes, which tend to fade fast once the sweat starts. So Lahore winters are kinder to everything — you'll get more mileage out of a single spray between November and February.

Gifting Without Overthinking It

Rs. 6,000-ish gets you a bottle that looks and smells like it cost more. That's a decent Eid or birthday gift without the guilt of overspending. Packaging is heavier than you'd expect at this price, too, which matters if you're handing it over rather than keeping it.

Top Lattafa Picks for Every Goal

For the Office

Yara EDP. Soft, doesn't announce itself in a small meeting room, and one spray at 8am survives till lunch.

For Evening Events

Khamrah Qahwa. Coffee and spice, heavier than most daytime scents — save it for dinners and winter nights in Lahore.

For Gifting

Asad. Unisex enough to work for a brother, a husband, or a friend who won't tell you what he actually wants.

For Everyday Wear

Fakhar. Nothing flashy about it, but it does the job properly for a normal Tuesday, rain or shine.

Best Selling Lattafa Perfumes & Their Benefits

Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa EDP

Coffee-forward with a warm base — you'll notice the qahwa note fade into amber after an hour. At Rs. 7,128, it's the priciest on this list, but the longevity backs it up; we're talking 8-plus hours without a reapply. Can't say definitively how it performs past the 10-hour mark since most people reapply before then anyway.

Lattafa Fakhar EDP

Quite decent for the price. Woody, a little sweet, and it doesn't try too hard — exactly what it says on the bottle. Rs. 6,157 for something you'll actually reach for daily, and it doesn't clash with hand cream or lotion the way some stronger orientals do.

Lattafa Asad EDP

Bold opening, softer dry-down. Not bad at all, honestly, for Rs. 6,802, and it layers well if you like stacking scents for load-shedding evenings when the AC's off and you want something that lasts through the heat instead of cooking on your skin.

Lattafa Yara EDP

The one most people already know. Vanilla-forward, sweet without being sickly, and worth picking up at Rs. 6,564 if you haven't tried it yet. It's the closest thing to a safe bet in this whole lineup.

Lattafa Raghba EDP

The most affordable at Rs. 5,890. Won't blow your mind, but won't disappoint either — a solid entry point if you're testing the brand for the first time and don't want to commit to the pricier bottles yet.

Lattafa Khamrah EDP

The original Khamrah, before the qahwa spin-off. Rs. 6,340, and honestly still one of the more affordable options in Pakistan for a scent this rich. Some people prefer this over the qahwa version; it's less sweet and a bit more grounded.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Lattafa a good perfume brand for the price?

A: Yes — for Rs. 5,890 to Rs. 7,920, you're getting projection and longevity that usually costs double from designer counters at Chase Up or Naheed. It won't replace a niche fragrance, but for daily wear, it does the job properly. Worth mentioning because a lot of people assume cheaper means weaker, and that's just not the case here.

Q: Which Lattafa perfume lasts the longest?

A: Khamrah Qahwa and Asad both hold past 8 hours in testing, even in Karachi's humidity. Lighter options like Yara sit closer to 5-6 hours before you'll want a top-up. Hard to say exactly how it'll wear on your skin chemistry, but that's the general pattern across most reviews and in-store testing.

Q: Are Lattafa perfumes original when bought from Highfy.pk?

A: Highfy sources directly and lists these as authentic EDPs — not decants, not dupes. Free shipping code HIYOU applies at checkout on this collection, which helps offset the price a bit if you're ordering more than one bottle at a time.